vegetables of unusual shapes: How to grow

Chinese farmer cultivates pear shaped since 2003 and this year he raised 10,000 edible pears in the form of Buddha. This effect is achieved by placing the pears in limiting mold on the growth stage of fruit

Though not a new idea, an American farmer, John M. Czeski grow pumpkins in a human face, placing them in aluminum molds in the 30's, yet pear impressive!

Here are some examples of curved fruits and vegetables. Perhaps some of them were created in terms of reducing logistics costs, such as watermelons, the rest are the subject of pure creativity and manifestation of fantasy.